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Wichita State has added a new partner university to its extensive list of study abroad locations: Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez in Chile. Graphic courtesy of Wichita State Study Abroad Ann Burger, the associate director for study abroad and exchange programs, said the university was specifically looking for an exchange program in South America, since there are only a few programs set up there.  The department was also looking for destinations that would cater to the growing population of Spanish-speaking students at Wichita State, while still being accessible to students who cannot speak Spanish.  “We found one university in Chile that is…

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Studying in the UK has been a well-trodden path for Indian students for years.  Home to many of the world’s top universities, it has a long history of academic excellence and an international reputation which means that a degree from the UK is recognised around the world.  Krishna Harish is an MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management from Kerala, India, who is currently studying at Sheffield Hallam University in England.  She told us: “I chose the UK for my studies due to its high academic standards, which guarantee top-quality education.” But costs are rising, and some students are starting to…

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ICICI Bank’s Student Sapphiro Forex Card allows transactions in 15 currencies without incurring any cross-currency mark-up charges.Powered by Visa, ICICI Bank’s Student Sapphiro Forex Card caters to the unique needs of students and their parents in managing education-related expenses like tuition fees, travel, dining, and daily necessities.ICICI Bank announced the launch of its premium ‘Student Sapphiro Forex Card’ on Tuesday, a forex prepaid card designed specifically for students pursuing higher education abroad. Powered by Visa, this card offers a range of exclusive benefits, catering to the unique needs of students and their parents in managing education-related expenses such as tuition…

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In today’s rapidly evolving job market, remote work has become more prevalent than ever, offering professionals the flexibility to work from anywhere while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Among the various remote opportunities, sales roles stand out as some of the most lucrative positions available. Whether you’re an experienced sales professional looking to transition to a remote setup or a newcomer eager to explore high-paying opportunities, this blog will guide you through  highest-paying remote sales jobs. From enterprise sales executives to sales engineers, these roles not only offer competitive salaries but also provide the chance to thrive in a dynamic,…

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We live in an increasingly interconnected and dependent global community. We see all sorts of different cultures and identities. But, that doesn’t mean we truly understand them. Similarly, learning a language doesn’t guarantee an understanding of its speakers’ culture. I, like many other students, have pursued a minor in a foreign language. As part of my German studies, I’ve had the privilege of studying at the Goethe Institute in Dresden, Germany. Having recently returned to the United States, I think everyone pursuing a language degree should have a similar experience. It’s widely recognized that immersion in a native-speaking environment accelerates…

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In 2021, a total of 4.4 lakh Indian students left the country’s shores in search of a better education and livelihood opportunities. This number climbed to 7.5 lakh in 2022 and further in 2023. What used to be a trickle in the 1980s and 1990s has turned into a flood over the last two decades as disposable incomes in India rose meteorically. The trend has meant a substantial outflow of foreign exchange with research studies placing the amount spent on overseas studies by Indians at over US $13 billion annually. PREMIUM Indian parents need to curb their tendency to follow…

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A student perspective by Brandon Williamson Don’t just go, LEAD has become synonymous with my time in Cape Town. Not only did I enhance my leadership skills but being among several amazing leaders—whether academic counselors, community leaders, peers, or other staff—this experience was full of inspiration, self-reflection, gratitude, and appreciation. During the first days, we experienced authentic African culture at “Gold Restaurant.” Being able not only to learn but also to participate in the culture through dance, drum-beating, and authentic food made the experience more memorable. Leadership development was a focal point throughout this entire experience. Before departure, students were…

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16 How do you celebrate the people working for you in different locations and time zones?  If you’re managing remote employees, shoutouts that used to happen in staff meetings now happen in virtual huddles. Instead of bringing donuts to the office, you might give everyone a gift card for coffee. Teams that reach their targets get a bonus or unique gift. Conventional wisdom says these strategies should help with remote employee engagement. Unfortunately, human behavior rarely follows conventional wisdom.  Employee recognition is no different.  Creating a culture of recognition and boosting remote employee engagement means breaking with conventional wisdom in…

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In response to a volatile international visa environment, Indian students are revolutionising their approach to pursuing higher education abroad. Now, several such students with a range of academic and professional aspirations are attracted to multiple study abroad locations. They all have different benefits to offer, such networking possibilities, access to placement chances, and a variety of courses. Considering these benefits along with the possibility of not qualifying for admission in just one university, a majority of India students apply to study in several different nations out of concern that they won’t be able to take advantage of the possibility to attend reputable universities overseas.A…

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16 When employees feel valued and recognized as individuals, they act in ways that benefit colleagues, managers and the organization. They’re also happier, healthier and more engaged. Gallup and Workhuman studied thousands of employees across several countries to gauge the power of recognition. They found that when recognition efforts resonate, employees are: 73% less likely to experience burnout56% less likely to be looking for another job 5x as likely to feel connected to their culture44% more likely to be “thriving” in their life  In short, recognition is a powerful motivator and antidote to employee burnout. So, it’s worrying that the same…

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